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Cotton Neat Motif Free Crochet Pattern
This pretty and neat block is a masterpiece all by itself, but wait until you see it after joining with other squares. The structure of the edges creates an additional pattern between adjoining blocks, which produces an item of great complexity solely due to the joining. The link to the free pattern is under the photo

Crochet lily pattern free
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🌸 Free Crochet Lily Pattern - Realistic Botanical Lily with Wired Petals
Create an elegant, lifelike crochet lily with six sculpted pointed petals, delicate burgundy anthers, a long central pistil, and a flexible wired structure. This botanical design is inspired by the richly colored lily shown in the reference image and is ideal for bouquets, floral arrangements, wedding decor, home decoration, and heirloom crochet pieces.
Handkerchief Cocoon Free Crochet Pattern
Here is another idea for a cardigan for on cardi wrapping up in. This handkerchief cocoon cardigan has stitched together corners that make them stay on your arms as you wear it, keeping this beautiful cardi on your shoulders. The beautiful, lacy back is greatly complemented by the denser outer edge that retains the structure around the arms and neckline.

Edlothia Shawl Free Crochet Pattern
The Edlothia shawl is a beautiful, diaphanous and gauzy shoulder throw most evocative of a dragonfly wing. It's likely the best summer shawl in terms of lacy, airy structure. Moreover, the delicate color gradient beautifully highlights the “almost-not-there” ephemeral structure of the shawl. This is a slightly more challenging pattern which befits a garment as gorgeous as the Edlothia shawl. Take it on as a challenge; as a way of keeping interested, if you are more advanced, and as a way of upping your game, if you're not.

Bobble-licious Pillows Free Crochet Pattern
I absolutely love the texture of this pillow - it's so fun and squishy! Moreover, you can easily adjust the size of it by simply counting 4 single crochet for an inch. If you like the structure, you can also repeat this pattern on a blanket and many other projects!
